Studies on chemical constituents of Halimeda
incrassate. Redai Haiyang, 18, 91 (1999).
He revealed that their eggs are hatched in nine to ten days 'so if you manage to
incrassate them for about fourteen days, they will also die so it is very easy to eradicate.'
93, 94) variable shades of pale tan, with light scopulae on
incrassate tarsi I-II; tibia I spinose, without prolateral clasping spurs.
Histopathologic examination showed severe meningitis with denatured,
incrassate meninges.
Leg segments: generally uniform, except for
incrassate femur III in adult males.
Hind femur strongly
incrassate, dorsal side granulate, pecten with 1 large, sharp spine with 6 gradually smaller, blunt denticles following; 3 small spines before pecten (Fig.
Apertural lip expanded and flaring, not strongly
incrassate. Two apertural barriers visible in frontal view: a more or less pointed, tooth-like, thickening on mid-palatal wall and a conspicuous, somewhat projecting angular tooth that extends inwards as a deeply entering lamella.
They are sit-and-wait predators that catch bypassing prey with their strongly
incrassate, raptorial forelegs.
Head: wider than long, the anterior process short with small clypeus; gena reduced, not exceeding apex of clypeus; antenniferous tubercles blunt; eyes large, semiglobose; postocular margins broadly rounded without tubercles or spine, not exceeding outer margins of eyes, converging on constricted neck; antenna long and stout, first and fourth segments subequal in length, second shortest, third longest, first
incrassate, second, third and fourth clavate, fourth with pilose apex (Fig.
EC (mm/year) (mg/L) (AS/Cm) Sown purple pigeon grasS (A) 9.8 660 1560 Mix of buffel (B) and native 3.3 1990 4680 grasses Buffel grass (B) 1.0 1920 4510 Grass-legume pasture (bambatsi, 1.7 1900 4460 (C) lucerne (D) and annual medics (E)) (A) Setaria
incrassate. (B) Cenchrus ciliaris.
In specimen CNU-ORT-NN2006081, compound eyes oval, 4 mm wide, hind femur 32 mm long (in preserved part) and
incrassate basally, hind tibiae with 11 spines, hind tarsus truely four segmented, first segment long and with two euplantulae; mid femur with two rows of spinules, mid and fore tibiae stout and with a row of rather strong spines, four spines preserved; fore tarsi poorly preserved; ovipositor slightly curved, long and stout, 26 mm long in preserved part (estimated length about 30 mm), 27 mm long in specimen CNUORT-NN2008027, 24 mm long in specimen CNU-ORT-NN2009054, it is
incrassate basally.